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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1893
Page
5
Concord announces a suffrage league meeting with Mrs H H Benson this Saturday February 25 at 3 p.m. A H Burrill serves as secretary and will chair the event.
A lengthy letter from Concord condemns Sunday overdriving of horses by young men. It details a case in Main Street where a horse, exhausted and foaming, was nearly forced to continue despite clear signs of abuse. Stability of stable owners and livery keepers is urged to curb the practice and protect property.
The notice lists church services for Unitarian Rev. B R Bulkeley and Trinitarian Congregational Rev. Geo A Tewksbury with morning and evening times. Protestant Episcopal Trinity Church presents worship until March 1 with Sunday school at 3 15 pm and evensong at 4 pm and free seating.
The Concord Junction column reports W. C. T. U. meeting with Mrs. Waldo Chaplin, births, marriages, church committees, and illness. It notes deaths, including Joseph Truette, and upcoming events for the Union church as the community seeks unity and fundraising activities.
Rev W W Campbell pastor with P S C E service at 6 pm evening service 7 pm Sunday school 230 pm and prayer meeting Tuesday 7 pm Oysters on hand at Hunt s Market baskets in all styles at Miss Stoddard s For Sale a Glenwood range nearly new plus household goods owner left town apply to Wm McDonald blacksmith
The Sudbury Chronicle reports the sudden death of Charles P Willis, who had health struggles over the past year and leaves a family. It notes local pride in the Wayside Inn purchase by S Herbert Howe and Homer Rogers, with plans for a new hotel and estate improvements. Also covered are a Memorial church wedding for Elinor Walker and Willis Chamberlin, church services with a large musical program, and remarks by Rev. Gindall Reynolds on Unitarian history.
Monday brought strong March winds and snow with a storm affecting schools and local events. Frederick Fay travels to Nova Scotia due to his daughter's illness while a barge to Marlboro serves Episcopal attendees. The Public Library closes for its annual inspection, and the M E Young Men hold their second meeting with a male chorus and songs by Susie Campbell and Addie Durfee.
Massachusetts Senate reports against most governor address reciprocity with Canada and rejects several mercantile and federal relation bills. Committees approve engrossment for Wollaston club and Watertown sewer costs. A burial of issues includes sewer projects and trout regulations while prorogation on May first is amended to allow all business done.
The Colorado supreme court grants Dr. T Thatcher Graves a new trial for the Barnaby murder. Trial date is May 22 in Arapahoe County District Court. Graves will remain jailed, with Deputy D A Malone signaling readiness by June 1 and Graves declining bond.
Metropolitan Insurance Company inspectors from New York arrived in Lawrence to audit local risks and report back. Authorities suspect a large graveyard insurance operation, noting weekly premiums of about 1600 dollars but deaths higher than Fall River, fueling two years of local scandal.
Rockafellow a Wilkesbarre banker is to be arrested. Nineteen houses burned at New Metakahta Alaska. A general carpet weavers strike is imminent in Philadelphia. Jose M. Rasson Mexican minister to Japan died in San Francisco from dropsy. Dr Williams Todd of Ridgefield Conn died suddenly of pneumonia at 53. Cadwallader bank president of Superior National Bank West Superior arrested in Rio de Janeiro for embezzling 63000. released on 10000 bail which he forfeited and fled.
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